What is the energy difference between the F2 molecule and the separated atoms?
Express your answer in kilojoules per mole to three significant figures.
We can write the reaction:
F2(g) ----> 2F (g)
Hrxn
= the energy difference between seprated atoms and F2 molecule = 2*
Hf(F(g)) -
Hf(F2(g))
But we know F2 is is in its natural diatomic state hence
Hf(F2(g)) = 0
whereas, litrature give
Hf(F(g)) = 78.99 kJ/mol
Thus
Hrxn = 2*78.99 kJ/mol - 0 = 157.98 kJ/mol
So the energy difference between the F2 molecule and seprated atoms is 157.98 kJ/mol.
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